The History of Maersk Lego

[@IZAQ_]

Imagine having a relation so good with lego that you get your own color

[@t65bx25]

The 10152 set actually came in three subvariants: The '04 had the original "Maersk Sealand" and an older formula of Maersk Blue. The '05 had a newer formula, changing the color slightly, but still using Sealand stickers. The '06 had the new "Maersk Line" packaging and stickers, while also some internal bricks were changed from Maersk blue to white for efficiency. 10155 is mostly identical to 52, with the two extra parts not actually being a change in the build and instead just Lego classifying the panes within the large 2x8 windows as separate from the frames, while they were counted as identical previously.

[@johneasterday6112]

Amazing video. I have the Maersk Train and it’s an all time favorite. I see Maersk containers being shipped around me all of the time. Very informative and interesting video. Cheers!

[@Zabadak]

Very interesting.👍😃 I am a big fan of set 10219 . I even made a lot of custom Lego Maersk stuff

[@csharp57]

The Maersk and Santa Fe are my top two favorite trains. Great informative video

[@arcoriasanimations]

Great and very informative video (including the Brickfilm animation)👍! Thank you very much.

[@BatteryPoweredBricks]

Great video! I really regret selling my Maersk train years ago 😢. I may make one in a different (less expensive) color

[@titanic300000]

Only Lego could make branding shipping company toys actually cool and collectible, I just spent $650 for both recent ships, absolutely worth it

[@brickmachinesbelgium]

Awesome

[@bryanb3826]

I need a remakkeee cause 400dollars for a train is very hard

[@Operator1652]

The train is a north folks southern sd40-2 locomotives 3329